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by ENOTTY 1y ago
This kind of government-encouraged or mandated joint venture is barely different from what China does. To be quite honest, for stuff like silicon manufacturing, it's probably a good idea.
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by ENOTTY 1y ago
Why would you absolve POTUS when it's clear his administration's policies created the environment that enables CBP officers to take this liberty? Additionally, the CBP spokesperson[1] defended the action, and despite reporters ask
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by ENOTTY 2y ago
I don't think you're going to find any on-he-record first person testimony. It's going to be unnamed government officials, or front-line government employees who are talking to reporters and providing information without dire
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by ENOTTY 2y ago
To speed up a comprehensive port probe with service discovery, one could use a few different systems on different IPs and divide the work.
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by ENOTTY 3y ago
Still on severance and chilling out maybe?
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
Per the article: > In 1964 Sherman Kent, a cia analyst, coined the phrase “words of estimative probability”. So that must have been even before Carter
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
This is a very useful article if you want to understand the technical language used by the UK and US intelligence communities, which is often parroted by the media reporting on topics using sources that leak intelligence from those communit
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
This list seems weird. Advanced aircraft engines? The latest homegrown Chinese airliner (Comac C919) uses western LEAP engines.
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
> Laurie Smyla, a 73-year-old retiree from Sloatsburg, New York [...] Smyla has a degree in environmental science and even served as coordinator for the local recycling program in the late 1980s, as she explains when reached by phone. Sh
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
The phone contact list becoming the root of trust for defining personal trust relationships is rather unwelcome. Then software taking that data and wordlessly interpreting it as a binary trust/do-not-trust decision is also unwelcome. I
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
This might not be a problem that matters to the Google bean counters, but it would be a problem that a responsible, moral, and just company would solve.
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
Imagine getting done in by your own Google Glass.
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
Frankly, as someone more interested in emulation than virtualization, I have been occasionally unhappy that most of the energy behind QEMU goes to virtualization. Some of the things QEMU has done to better adapt to virtualization do not tra
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
In case you’re looking for whether this says anything about the butt plug allegations, this report does not. It only concerns cheating on an online platform, not in person cheating
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
I'm curious about the ownership, profits, and dividends to ownership for a private company. Obviously, details on this are not easy to come by. It seems like Patagonia is self-sustaining from a cash flow perspective. So Patagonia is 50
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
I suppose this is the dual to the OnlyFans creator who slept with Meta employees to get unbanned https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31447396 I think the takeaway from both of these stories is that Meta employees are easil
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
Here's an article written for more of a layperson's audience. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-02112-0
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
What's up with this? > In addition, NIST has engaged with third parties that own various patents directed to cryptography, and NIST acknowledges cooperation of ISARA, Philippe Gaborit, Carlos Aguilar Melchor, the laboratory XLIM, th
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
Hahaha thank you. I am humbled by your praise
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
Having grokked the abstract, I feel like can speculate a bit as to what is going on. Take this with a grain of salt; I have no clue what has actually been discovered. I believe that the researchers have found a way to remove PAC as a barrie
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
As someone with a bit of experience in this area, IMO, the Techcrunch article is more confusing than it should be. Here's a link to the actual abstract. The work will be presented at ISCA, which will start on June 18. https:/&#x2
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
Given that most big tech companies' base salary tends to plateau and total comp begins to be dominated by stock grants and performance bonuses, just how much real transparency is actually going to be provided?
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
EUV is coming with the Intel 4 process node. Intel is also the lead customer for ASML's High-NA EUV, which is supposed to be the next generation EUV.
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
When I wrote that it was fine. Now it's not.
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by ENOTTY 4y ago
UST's (Terra) peg is the one that is totally broken. It's an algorithmic peg, with its reserves in Bitcoin. USDT's (Tether) peg is fine right now (how much do you believe in commercial paper of unknown origin). And USDC'
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
Does the government not have a responsibility to protect fair use of the commons by all people? If you agree that the government has that responsibility, then the government needs to maintain its rule over the commons, which has clearly bee
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
Putting her last name on her Twitter profile and the pronouns by which she'd like others to address her is picking a fight? By your logic, the only people not picking a fight are those who live in a self-contained box and make no impac
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
The messaging on this article likely comes from the Tax Foundation's political viewpoint, which is generally anti-tax
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
Did you run @DC_TechEvents? I used to get IFTTT to deliver me alerts, but that died when the account got suspended. Sad day.
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by ENOTTY 5y ago
Facebook could just as easily change the policy again. Meh

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